Santa to Arrive In New Colin Town Square - Free Event
Colin Neighbourhood Partnership
Revellers will also enjoy live music and Christmas carols by local schoolchildren. Colin Community Choir will be joined together with Eastside Community Choir.
The event will also feature a Jungle Adventure Crazy Funhouse, Bungee Trampolines, and Racing Reindeers (anyone can play Kentucky Derby!), Rodeo Bull, NEW Human Whack A Mole Game "Holey Moley", Last One Standing, and Paw Patrol Toddler Play.
There will also be festive arts and crafts where youngsters are able to make colourful Christmas decorations, yule logs, crafts, wreaths and Christmas gifts. Families can capture some special festive memories in our free photo booth. For more information contact John Paul at Colin Neighbourhood Partnership on 028 9062 3813 or email [email protected]. This event is funded by the Department for Communities and the Urban Villages Initiative.
- Children and families
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Location
Colin Town Square, Dunmurry
Belfast
BT17 0LD
United Kingdom
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Katherine Redpath
Marketing and Communications Officer
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Santa to Arrive In New Colin Town Square - Free Event
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